Resume checking against a published rubric, India-native salary and tax math, and the developer utilities you open anyway. The free tier needs no account, and the calculators never send your numbers anywhere.
13 of 46 tools
Eight weighted dimensions calibrated to your career stage, every deduction named, and the arithmetic shown in front of you. The rubric is published and versioned, so the number means the same thing next month as it does today.
Illustrative report on a synthetic resume. Bands are fixed thresholds, not model labels.
Get past the parser, then past the recruiter
India-native salary and tax math
The utilities you open every day
Two thirds of the catalogue is free with no account. The rest runs on credits, and you get enough at signup to use them ten times before deciding whether to pay.
Every calculator and developer utility is free with no account and no cap - they run entirely in your browser, so they cost us nothing to serve and there is nothing to meter.
The tools that need a server give you one full run per day, forever, whether or not you have credits. There is no such thing as being locked out of this product.
Verify your email and you get 20 credits - ten complete resume reports - before you have paid anything. Packs start at ₹99 if you want more, and credits do not expire.
Capped at 60 earned credits per month across everything below - stated up front so nobody plans around a limit they were not told about.
Credits are a licence to use these tools - not money, not transferable between accounts. The full terms are in our terms of service.
Every one of these is checkable. That is the point of writing them down.
Within 24 hours if you are not signed in, within 30 days if you are - unless you explicitly save it to your profile. Not a promise to be careful; a retention window you can hold us to.
Eight weighted dimensions calibrated to your career stage, arithmetic, published and versioned. The model explains findings and rewrites your sentences; it never produces a number, and its response schema has no numeric field for one.
Rewrites restate your own material. Where a bullet needs a figure your resume does not give, you get a clearly marked placeholder - never a plausible-sounding metric you would have to defend in an interview.
Everything above is automated, and automation has a ceiling - it can tell you a bullet has no number in it, but not which of your projects deserves six lines. Revquix has verified mentors on the other side of that ceiling.
The questions people ask on the way in. Per-tool questions are answered on each tool's own page.
No - and neither is anything else that claims to be one. Applicant tracking systems parse and index resumes; none of them emits a candidate-facing score, so a product showing you "your ATS score" is showing you a number it invented. What Revquix publishes is the Revquix Readiness Score: our own rubric, published in full and versioned, with every weighted dimension and its point contribution shown on every report.
Actually free. Every calculator and developer utility runs entirely in your browser with no account and no cap. The tools that need a server - resume parsing, anything AI-backed - give you one full run per day forever regardless of your credit balance, and a verified signup adds 20 credits on top of that.
No. 33 of the tools work with no account at all, including the ATS resume checker, and they work with cookies disabled. An account is needed only where a run costs credits, because credits have to belong to someone.
It is stored to produce your result, then deleted - within 24 hours if you are signed out, within 30 days if you are signed in, unless you explicitly save it to your profile. Before any AI model sees the text, your name, email, phone number, address and date of birth are replaced with tokens.
It rewrites your own material; it does not invent achievements. Where a bullet clearly needs a figure your resume does not contain, the output inserts a clearly marked placeholder and lists it separately rather than filling in a plausible number. A fabricated metric you paste into a real resume is an interview you fail.
Every slab, cess rate, surcharge threshold, standard deduction and statutory cap lives in one file keyed by assessment year, each year has a worked-example test checked against the Income Tax Department's own calculator, and the assessment year used is printed next to your result rather than in a footnote. These are estimates, not tax advice.
The full tool list is also available in machine-readable form at /llms.txt.
